There's something in me that lights up walking through a centuries-old temple or hearing a classical raga that no glass tower or imported trend has ever made me feel -- I want my country's future to still feel unmistakably, proudly its own.
by meeraiyerEditorial
There's something in me that lights up walking through a centuries-old temple or hearing a classical raga that no glass tower or imported trend has ever made me feel -- I want my country's future to still feel unmistakably, proudly its own.
Economic historians note that Japan and South Korea's most successful post-war growth periods came from actively blending, not choosing between, traditional social structures and Western-style industrial and institutional modernization -- the two aren't necessarily an either/or choice in practice.
Is it okay for Indian parents to choose their children's career and spouse?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?